In T288104#8678481, @Hummerrocket wrote:

Actually, it doesn't say "Aborted, needed token", it only spams the "logged out of MediaWiki" error. I thought that these two errors are closely related, since the image in the bug description also has a dialog box for the "logged out of MediaWiki" error.
Nevertheless, exiting and logging back in did not fix the error :(

In T288104#8675075, @Hummerrocket wrote:

Unfortunately, I am still hitting this error. I ensured that I am on version 3.4.12, which I downloaded, and it says I am on 3.4.12 when I launch Huggle. However, when attempting to add any page to a watchlist (Alt + X), I get the same error repeatedly ("It looks like you were logged out of MediaWiki for whatever reason").

XMLRCS died again, redis empty for at least 10 seconds.

This I believe is fully fixed as of version 3.4.12. I'm editing without any issues whatsoever after continuing to test. Feel free to reopen if this issue pops up again.

Seems to actually be fixed, did a test edit on my talk page, and reverted using Huggle while logged in with a BotPassword and it went through, will continue testing, this is with version 3.4.12.

XMLRCS is back up now and running!

XMLRCS is down again, Huggle continues to switch feed to IRC.

Also just would just like to drop a note, using a BotPassword with or without 2FA triggers the Aborted NeedToken error as well.

Just got granted 2FA as well, and set it up, and am also getting that dialog box, changing the BotPassword did not help, neither did relogging into Huggle.

I didn't mean the code. I meant the eventLogging data. (Scratch that comment.)

Where can I find the eventLogging data? I would like to look at the cookieBlock extension.

In T149019#2797525, @Cameron11598 wrote:

In T149019#2797504, @Yoshi24517 wrote:

In T149019, @Urbanecm wrote:

2016-11-16 14:00 UTC exactly :).

What is the UTC time converted to PST (Pacific Standard Time)? I just wanna know because I mainly use that time zone and because I would like to know what time I will lose my patrolling privileges. Thanks!

Currently the conversion is UTC -8. So that would be 0600 hrs pacific.

In T149019, @Urbanecm wrote:

2016-11-16 14:00 UTC exactly :).

Once the first patch comes out (on what I hear to be Halloween at 23:00 UTC), how long will it be until the next patch gets deployed?